Katolytsʹka Tserkva

The Nikolaev church is dated 1704. The inscription on the outside of the church testifies to the historical value of the temple: "Here in 1707 Mother Mary presented herself ...". By the end of World War II, the temple was closed and most of the icons disappeared. Only two images of the Virgin Mary and the icon of St. Nicholas. Also managed to preserve the framing of the eighteenth-century local icons, royal gates, candlesticks, and a whale. Service in the temple was resumed only in 1990, when the locals began to refine it somewhat. And they stopped in 1997, when a new Greek Catholic church was built next to the monument.

A lot of awe and admiration, the opportunity to be near the 17th century architectural monument, a sample of wooden architecture, which is a great rarity and value for me. Wood breathes with history, and shapes and proportions - with precision and craftsmanship. How many more miracles! It's good that they keep and cherish. I beg you, let it be so

This is the second oldest church in Ukraine. Where is the first one?

This is a wonderful place for a tour

St. Nicholas Church of the 18th century